England stick with winning formula
One of the main features of England's win at Headingley was the successful resurrection of the horses-for-courses policy that saw Ryan Sidebottom take eight wickets on his old stomping ground, says Derek Pringle in The Daily Telegraph .
George Binoy
25-Feb-2013
One of the main features of England's win at Headingley was the successful resurrection of the horses-for-courses policy that saw Ryan Sidebottom take eight wickets on his old stomping ground, says Derek Pringle in The Daily Telegraph.
Sidebottom will find swing less reliable at Old Trafford, though he deserves to keep his place. Swing makes him a match-winner but his accuracy offers Michael Vaughan control, something England have lacked while Andrew Flintoff and Matthew Hoggard are injured.
George Binoy is an assistant editor at ESPNcricinfo